Billing Info & FAQ

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2019 Billing Dues Dates

Amount

Due Date

Cutoff/Late Fee Date

Annual Dues*

$360

January 1st

January 25th

MLS/IDX 1st Qtr

$59 for MLS, IDX Varies

January 1st

January 15th

MLS/IDX 2nd Qtr

$59 for MLS, IDX Varies

April 1st

April 15th

MLS/IDX 3rd Qtr

$59 for MLS, IDX Varies

July 1st

July 15th

MLS/IDX 4th Qtr

$59 for MLS, IDX Varies

October 1st

October 15th

Supra

$12 per month

15th of each month

15th of the following month

Information on Dues and Fees Waivers due to Hurricane Michael

Florida REALTORs and National Association of REALTORs have agreed to waive dues and fees for renewing members for 2019!

What this means is that your total Annual Dues for Local, State, and National were going to total $691 this year. Those invoices have been credited, and have been replaced with a new invoice that is only $360 for the local dues. This is a 48% discount on your annual dues!

Why does the Member Portal show I owe more than $500?

When you first open the Member Portal, the total amount that you see will be the TOTAL amount for ALL of 2019 of $360 for local dues + $59 x 4 for MLS Quarterly + $12 x 6 for Supra (if you have that) for a total of $668. We bill out the entire year as a service to the members who prefer to pay for the entire year all at once. The MLS and Supra charges are NOT due now, they are due according to the chart above, and you can uncheck those boxes and only pay the Annual Dues if you would like, plus any outstanding MLS or Supra Charges.

How much are the late fees?

$50 for annual dues, $25 for MLS. Dues are non-waivable and non-refundable.

We only charge the first half of the year, because we do not know what Supra billing will be for the second half of the year at this time.

What is the $20 RPAC Contribution?

This is a voluntary donation to your Political Action Committee that is going to help benefit candidates and issues that support the real estate industry at the local, state, and national level. You don't have to be involved with politics to support your industry!

RPAC Disclaimer: Contributions to RPAC are not deductible for federal income tax purposes. Contributions are voluntary and are used for political purposes. The amounts indicated are merely guidelines and you may contribute more or less than the suggested amounts. The National Association of REALTORS and its state and local associations will not favor or disadvantage any member because of the amount contributed or decision not to contribute. You may refuse to contribute without reprisal. 70% of each contribution is used by your state PAC to support state and local political candidates; 30% is sent to National RPAC to support federal candidates and is charged against your limits under 52 U.S.C. 30116. 30% Contributions received from corporate entities shall be forwarded to the National Association of Realtors Political Advocacy Fund.

What is the difference between Primary vs Secondary Membership?

The only difference between Primary and Secondary membership is which association is paying your State and National dues. Your Primary association collects your dues for the state and national level, and forward that to the appropriate association. Your Secondary association only collects local dues.